Nesika Beach, OR Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Nesika Beach, Oregon, sits about 9 miles north of downtown Gold Beach along U.S. Route 101, giving this small coastal community a secluded feel while keeping daily needs within a short drive. Life here centers around Pacific Ocean views and the long stretch of sand where residents surf, fish, dig for clams at low tide, or just walk the shoreline. Several miles of coastline connect to nearby historic and natural sites, including the forested Geisel Monument State Heritage Site at the southern end of Nesika Beach, with its 19th-century gravestones, paved walking path and shaded picnic tables. The 121-acre Otter Point State Recreation Site is 4 miles south, known for hiking trails along rocky sandstone bluffs and ocean overlooks.

Single-family homes dominate the area, ranging from with smaller mid- to late 20th-century Craftsman-style bungalows on quarter-acre lots in the south and larger early 21st-century bungalows and Craftsman-style houses closer to the beachfront, many used as seasonal vacation rentals.

Nesika Beach Market is the local hub for groceries, deli sandwiches and a Coastal Express bus stop, and also sponsors community events like Ophir Day at the nearby fire station. For more things to do, residents typically drive 7 to 8 miles south into Gold Beach for locally owned restaurants, a riverfront museum and gift shop, and a combined bookstore and art gallery. Gold Beach is also home to the Port of Gold Beach marina, Curry General Hospital and Gold Beach Municipal Airport.